Working/Exhibiting Overseas
2001-Seto, Japan
We stayed and worked with 4th Generation Master-Potter Yasuo Terada.  We fired work in the 'O-gama' which is part of a huge kiln site at Chukio University that has besides the O-Gama, an Anagama, a 13 chamber Noborigama and a round European domed kiln.  We worked on 12 hour shifts for the firing, stoking every 15 minutes.  Our work was exhibited at 2 sites, Stage One Gallery in Nagoya and Ginko Kobo in Seto

		Traditional Japanese house and studio			Beginning to load the O-gama
		Finishing the front of the O-gama			Loading the O-gama
		The O-gama from the back			Firing the O-gama
		On-site glazing			Unloading the O-gama - each piece passed down the line
		On-site glazing			Post-firing celebration
		Dish-Celia Oribe style			Sorting the work back at the studio
		Basket - Celia Ash glaze			Box - Keith Seto black glaze
		Dish set - Celia Square thrown Oribe glaze			Vase - Keith Poured ash glaze
					Vase - Keith Oribe glaze